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All-property yield compression picks up pace in Q1

The pace of euro-zone all-property yield compression picked up in Q1, driven mostly by the office and industrial sectors. At the all-property level euro-zone rental values rose by 1.2%q/q, but that was generally the result of strong rises in a few key retail markets. Nevertheless, that means that rental growth made the largest contribution to capital value growth since 2007.

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